Efficient ultrafine grinding method and grinding system of multi-component ceramic powder materials
A ceramic powder and ultra-fine grinding technology, which is applied in the field of ceramic powder grinding, can solve problems such as low grinding efficiency and shorten grinding time, and achieve the effects of reducing processing costs, improving product competitiveness, and reducing production energy consumption
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[0016] Embodiment 1: multi-component ceramics Composition: kaolin 13%, clay 3%, quartz 2%, feldspar about 6%, zirconia 5%, alumina 55%, zirconium silicate 16%.
[0017] The first choice is to divide the materials into one group according to the difference of the Mohs hardness value of the raw material within 2, kaolin, clay, quartz, feldspar and ceramic auxiliary materials are group A, alumina is group B, zirconium silicate and zirconia are group C;
[0018] Next, add a total of 5 tons of raw materials in Group A to a 5T ball mill for grinding for 10 hours, add a total of 11 tons of raw materials in Group B to a 10t ball mill for grinding for 25 hours, and add a total of 4.2 tons of raw materials in Group C to another 5T ball mill for grinding for 18 hours so that the median particle size of the output reaches 1μm or so, and finally put the group-ground slurry into the mixing tank in proportion to mix;
[0019] Finally, all raw materials are mixed and ground, and the median di...
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